Economics

Here are five things you need to know this morning.

The union representing roughly 5,000 workers at Ford Motor Co. in Canada will hold ratification meetings this week for a tentative contract agreement reached over the weekend.

The Bank of Canada is set to make its fifth interest rate announcement of the year on Wednesday following a turbulent few weeks on the global stage and in Canadian economic data.

Motorists heading north of Toronto to cottage country Friday were greeted by an unwelcome sight: gas prices back above $1.70 a litre after jumping about five cents overnight.

For years, staff at Icewater Seafoods in Arnold’s Cove cut, cleaned and carved imported cod — raw fish frozen at sea, bought from other countries — dreaming of a day when local products could fill the warehouse again.

Canadians who bought beef within the last decade may soon be eligible for payment after proposed settlements have been reached in class-action lawsuits alleging unlawful conspiracy.

Canada’s national unemployment rate was 6.5 per cent in June. Here are the jobless rates last month by province

Here are the jobless rates last month by city.

Air fares aren’t coming down, Delta Air Lines said Friday, even though the cost of jet fuel has fallen sharply.

Statistics Canada says the economy continued to add jobs in June with a gain of 18,000 positions.

Here are five things you need to know this morning.

An Ontario Superior Court judge has struck down a rule that blocks travellers from sharing the outcome of passenger complaints.

The break even pace of overall job growth in Canada has fallen with the population and labour force growth, but a new report points out that there are sharp differences between the provinces.

Here are five things you need to know this morning.

The six-team Canadian women’s pro soccer league is in its second season with clubs in Vancouver, Calgary, Halifax, Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa.